The conference will be held at the National Convention Centre, bringing together between 1,000 and 1,200 delegates, including approximately 580 to 780 representatives from domestic and foreign businesses and investment organisations.
Hanoi has arranged a circular master plan model fully updated with the new boundary contents of the 100-year scheme.
During the event, the Hanoi authorities will present investment policy approvals and investment registration certificates for projects across the capital, while also signing memoranda of understanding with leading domestic and international corporations and economic organisations.
As part of the conference, the city will showcase its 100-year master plan through an exhibition featuring large scale models integrated with 3D mapping technology. Videos and planning maps will illustrate the capital's long term development strategy and provide a visual representation of Hanoi's future urban structure.
Hanoi is displaying models using 3D mapping projection technology to present planning orientations in a vivid and intuitive way.
A separate public exhibition will also be held at the Hanoi Museum, allowing residents and businesses to explore the master plan in greater detail. The exhibition will combine official planning documents with displays designed to communicate the city's long term vision to a wider audience.
The museum will also feature architectural drawings and scale models of several flagship development projects, together with a 3D documentary presentation and a trial version of the city's digital planning information system.
Hanoi will open Hanoi Museum to visitors from the afternoon of June 29.
Tran Quang Tuyen, deputy director of the Hanoi Department of Planning and Architecture, said the master plan establishes only the city's broad strategic spatial framework, including the locations of key growth zones, major urban centres, economic development corridors, core infrastructure networks, urban expansion areas and rural development zones.
He said detailed planning proposals would be developed during subsequent zoning plans and individual investment project stages.
